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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Almost everyone loves strawberries that come straight from the garden. Most are red and sweet. Gardeners growing Honeoye strawberries feel that this variety is among the very best. If you haven’t heard about Honeoye strawberries, it’s time … Read more
Gum trees, also known as eucalyptus trees, are a popular type of tree found in many parts of the world. Their unique leaves and bark make them easily recognizable, and they can grow quite tall. But how long do these majestic trees live? In this article, we’ll uncover the lifespan of different gum tree species. … Read more
The aglaonema plant is easily recognized by its long, narrow, and curved leaves which come in many different colors varying from different shades of green, to pinks and whites. Aglaonema plants come from the southeast Asia region and are a species that includes 40 different families. It is a tropical plant, and with special care … Read more
There’s a new “it” tree in the decor world. It goes by a few names; Black Olive, Shady Lady or Bucida Buceras. This unique tree is characterized by a thin trunk and airy layers of tiny leaves. It has my heart. But, the real versions are expensive, and the location I want to place it … Read more
The betula utilis jacquemontii, commonly called the Himalayan birch or white-barked Himalayan birch, is a gorgeous ornamental tree known for its brilliant white bark. Native to the Himalayan mountains, this graceful birch tree can bring elegance and visual interest to gardens, parks, and other landscapes. In this article, we will explore why the Himalayan birch … Read more
Chrysanthemums or mums are one of our favorite flowers in the fall. But to get big, bushy plants full of blooms, youll need to pinch or cut back the plant. This segment demonstrates two different methods to help the flower stems multiply. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, … Read more
One of the easiest, tastiest snacks you can make is pickled banana peppers! We always have a jar in our fridge to dress up sandwiches and eggs. It is not uncommon for us to throw a pickled banana pepper on top of a buttery cracker and a piece of cheddar cheese. Midnight snack anyone? Banana … Read more
Daylilies (Hemerocallis spp.) are some of the most popular perennial flowers grown in gardens today. Their popularity stems from their easy care, vigorous growth, and lengthy bloom season. But one of the main reasons gardeners love daylilies is the incredible diversity of colors they come in. So what is the full range of daylily colors … Read more
Thrips are tiny pests that can cause major damage to rose bushes. These tiny winged insects are usually yellow or brown in color and only grow to be about 1/8th of an inch long. They like to feed on the sap inside rose buds and blooms, leaving behind telltale signs of damage. If left unchecked, … Read more
As a wine and grape enthusiast, I’m often curious about how grapes grow and develop into those tasty clusters we know and love. One question I get a lot is “how many grapes are in a typical grape bunch?”. The answer is not as straightforward as you may think, as it depends on several factors. … Read more